react-reflex

About Re-F|ex

Re-F|ex is a React flex-based layout component library which I created because none of the components I found out there could satisfy my requirements.

It intends to address in a simple way the needs of advanced React Web applications that require resizable layouts.

Here is a basic demo:

import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import React from 'react'

import {
  ReflexContainer,
  ReflexSplitter,
  ReflexElement
} from 'react-reflex'

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Basic vertical re-flex layout with splitter
// Adding a splitter between two ReflexElements
// will allow the user to resize them
//
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
class ReflexDemo extends React.Component {

  render () {

    return (
      <ReflexContainer orientation="vertical">

        <ReflexElement className="left-pane">
          <div className="pane-content">
            Left Pane (resizeable)
          </div>
        </ReflexElement>

        <ReflexSplitter/>

        <ReflexElement className="right-pane">
          <div className="pane-content">
            Right Pane (resizeable)
          </div>
        </ReflexElement>

      </ReflexContainer>
    )
  }
}

ReactDOM.render(
  <ReflexDemo/>,
  document.getElementById('reflex-demo'))

Installation

npm install react-reflex

React Support

React >= 0.13.x

Browser Support

Re-F|ex is responsive, mobile friendly and has been tested on the following browsers:

• Chrome
• Firefox
• Safari
• Opera
• Edge

Documentation & Samples

Re-F|ex is the most powerful React layout component out there ... Don't just trust me, try it!

Click here for code samples and live demos ...

Development

• Build the lib: npm run build-lib | npm run build-lib-dev (dev mode non-minified with source-map)
• Build the demo: npm run build-demo | npm run build-demo-dev (dev mode non-minified with source-map + watch)

About the Author

https://twitter.com/F3lipek

Web Applications using Re-F|ex

• Autodesk Forge RCDB

(Feel free to add your own by submitting a pull request...)